About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1925)
PAGE TWO Society HARRISON-CONE Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Harrison announce the enwgeim nt of tlwir daughter. At hie Eugene, to Mr. Owen <'. < ‘one, of fort .Myer , Fin., (he. marriage to tali place Sep Icmber 24th. in Tampa. • ENNGAGEMENT OK SOCIAL INTEREST IN AMERICUS Wide pread social interest cen' el's the inti rest of hosts of friend in the announcement b\ Mr. am! Mrs. Harrison, formei l\ of Ameri ins, of the enpaeement of their daughter, Miis Arbie Eugene lln risen to Mr. Owen Cone, of Fort Myers, Miss Harrison is the elder daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and i lordially remembered, here, wher i with her parents, she made her home prior to going to-T impa tn re side. graduated at High Schoo! in Americus, Liter entering business college, and by her sweet manner and charming personality endear. d herself to a wide circle of friends in this ci'y. Mr. Cone is a prominent business man of Eort Myers, Ehi. Miss Harrison's and Mr. Cone’s wedding will be an interesting evei ■ of September, taking place in Tampa. Z*. jl A*’ Miss Alice Harrold will return Friday evening from Memphi'. Tenn., where she has been the re veinent of a number of delightful social affairs, as the attractive *27//e Joy her hood TUST how to make motherhood •’ a joy is one of the most impor font things in the world for you to know, right now, mother-to-be I Learn the great truth ; Use the simple method of an eminent physician who dedicated his life’s work to this {prat ac<umplu>hi)nnt for your benefit! “1 was in labor only 23 minutes with my last child, but sutTercd agonies with three previous children,” writes an enthusiastic mother wfio used Mother’s Friend, (heat han been the praise of Mother’s Friend for *~>r thite fftneratioi.s ' Mother’s Friend possesses the qualities to l met rale beyond the skin and soothe the j etwork of ligaments across the abdomen. Lips and back and lubricate nerves «tnd muscles as month follows month. Fi nally, it makes motherhood a joy! Mother’s Friend is safe it contains no harmful drugs. Right now. from this day on, and right up to the day of childbirth Mother's Friend should be it: cd ! Mother! Insist on Mother’s Friend the same as used by our mothers anti grand- , mothers—don’t wait start using tonight ■ and meanwhile write Viatilicld Regulator Co., Dept. 32, Atlanta, Ca.. for free valu able booklet "Motherhood and the Coming Raby” (sent in plain envelope). It tells how Mother's Friend can help you during expectancy and at childbirth. This booklet also tells you many other things you want to know. "Mother's Friend” is sold by all druggists— everywhere. FRIDAY Shows 3. 5,7, 0 SATURDAY Shows 1.3, 5,7, o RYLANDER Mighty typhoon fans forcing in volumes of pure air from above the building, adding both to comfort and health. "RIRIC, The Wild Horse /r. Black Cyclone ! r "Oh : Jfc /■ -T w W ;> W i' i * ■ W ; if Jk ,'A' ■ 111 lb' rV'.?ps?,je M A love story of a man . nd maid—and the love of a horse, wild and unconquered. and his mate, the story of their struggles, their battles in the wilderness for the ladie> of their hearts and the amazing friendship that came be tween Black Cyclone and the man who was conquerer. yet a friend. Though a Pathe picture, it went into Paramount s Howard the third week of .August for the best week s sum mer business. All will haxe a chance to see it. No ad ditional charges- “RIDDLE RIDER" AND COMEDY Must Be Irish I . a j The west is trying' to rival At lanuc ( ny With u beauty show «>1 its own. M'ss Frames Lee Collin? of Shreveport, La., has been chos 'en to represent Louisiana in tin bcauly contest of th" Internationa Petro cum Exposition at Tulsa ii Octol -r. guest of Miss Jean Williamson. Sin i v. ill spend several days with her par I'iiis, .'dr. and Mrs. Erank Harrold ; before returning ioSweet Briar ti resume her studies. I Mr Emma McCleskey has re I turned from a visit of several week.- i Io rclativis in Atlanta and Winder. - .... 1 Linton Lester, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. L. 1.. Lester, have re turned from a visit of several weeks to his aunt. Mrs. James L. Wil liams in Washington. I>. C. The many friends of Miss Anne will regret to learn (lint sit" is ill at the Americus Hospital hav ing undergone an operation at 11 o'clock Wednesday night for ap pendicitis. Iler condition this morning was reported as satisfac tory. Mrs. M. C. Durham, of Sasser, ; s the week-end guest of her son, T. L. Durham at his home in .Ameri < us. CARD OF THANKS We take this means of expressing our deen gratitude to our many friends for their kindness an I inter est during* the illness and death of our dear husband and father, for the untiring efforts of doctors an I nurses to the Albany Masons and for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless you! We thank you! MRS. R. E. HOWE and children. Ruth Rees and Mary Rees, the two little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. ■lame Re< s, underwent an opera tion Wednesday at the Doctor’s Building, and are getting along nicelv FW POPULAR CAST IN “THE NIGHT CLUB” A quartette of former Mack Sea nett comedians have been brought together by Paramount’s "Th* Might Club” Tliev are Raymond J fllK i ’ m V | W li f lO|| if © 'Raymond Griffith ’ tn the. Paramount Picture ’The Night Club' Griffith, (Vera Reynolds, Wallace Beery and Louise Frazenda. Alter ser\ing their apprenticeship m comedies all entered the field of dram.itic productions and rose to co veted positions as featured players Their appearance in “Tin- Night Club' marks the first time in years that all have played together. In ''The Night Club” all play the type of role in which they have won their popularity. Griffith is a hand some, rich young American; Vera Reynolds is a winsome piquant miss with whom Griffith falls in love; Beerv is, of course, a villian, but one whose deeds are more humor ous than wicked, and Louise Faz enda is the amorous swetheart of Beery, who loves men only when thev are angry. "I he Might Club" was adapted from W illiam De Mille’s stage play. ‘‘After Five.’ PATHE’S BLACK CYCLONE COMING TO THE RYLANDF.R Friday and Saturday is said to be much more elaborate story and pro duet ion than the first picture with this, marvelous black stallion, The King of Wild Horses. Rex had his wild blood of kingly ancestors in his veins. He was ’filled with the joy of living the freedom of the wild It knew that he was powerful, mag nificent, born to rule; but he wax young and untried—he must prove his mettle before he could rule king over the wild lands. Tn his first fight he was terribly worsted—but. JkijHhk ©W 7 A A 'A few . ■-w They’re Likeable! ' || Ci ' FALL HATS jO \\ There’s a certain sophisticated -f\\i (C) SJ charm about ht enew Millinery A' 'MgcpfA" l hat goes well with the simple ' _ .V V ®W modes in our outer apparel. y ' |p >) .—> i While some of the Hats possess > A • more brim than ‘heretofore, it is fKSyfr tucked in and turned back. Satins, velvets and hatter s ' \ plush is being featured extensive- A ly ’ yX/L Visit our Millinery Department /. on the second floor and see the AK new Fall Millinery. CHURCHWELL’S [ T \ AMERICUS STORE (/ Lamar Street <£| ; < \ F\ Wh|l*B THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER Shreveport Fire Makes 1200 Homeless ■ -i i t k.. J f M Mt; i ■. ;■>’*- ‘‘ ’’ t . ' sc - reb'-.-i • ~?*’ .. y' he had for his adversary the wick edest horse in all the waste lands, die cowboys who .had many times j tried to capture this had horse call-I ed him the killer. Rex was born I ■ti the wild lands, selr-raised and | f U- ■Sr X* : Rrffepicture I REX The Wild Horse m , Black Cyclone self taught, for a rattlesnake bite ! had deprived him of ids mother while he was still of tender age. He sought protection in a herd, but its leader, ferocious Killer, drove him out. But there came a day when ■ CAPITAL Supplied established meritorius enter prises that require additipnal working captial for expansion. Only interested in going concerns that have originally been financed thru the sale of securities to the public. Please state brief history and require ments. All replies held in strict confi dence and returned —if so requested, Room 309 —65 Wall Street New York I this untamed weakling was a mag i nificent, powerful creature who ; defeated the Killer, who had never before known anything but victory ! Rex showed his friendship for a | man who saved his Hi"-, from the I treacherous quicksand. But three ■ people are required to tell the story | of the humans in the Black Cyclone. I Among the animals are Rex and Lady; the Killer one of the craziest spotted horses ever seen and the pest, a burro that is quit the fun nest little animal in existence. RICHLAND REPORTS CROWDED SCHOOLS RICHLAND, Sept. 11. (Special) The Richland public school opened with more than 300 pupils on Au gust 31st. Supt. A. B. Phillips ex pects the 400 mark to be reached by the end of the month. It has been necessary to add several teach ers to the faculty owing to the con gestion in some grades and vacancy caused in the second grade by the resignation of Miss Carolyn Cheeves of Cuthbert, Ga., who was given a scholarship to Brenau col lege. She is succeeded by Miss Jeanette Bqß. of Millen. ' Mrs. D. M. Howard, a graduate of THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 10. 1925 Nearly 1200 persons were made homeless by a tire at Shreveport, La., which destroyed 200 dwellings and caused a property loss estimat ed from, $750,000 to $1,000,000. The flames ate away a strip of the residential section 2000 feet long and 1000 feet wide. Six persons were injured fighting the fire. Here is one part of the devastated sec tion. Georgia State Woman’s college at Valdosta and a former teacher in colleges in Georgia and Illinois, has also been added to the faculty as home economics instructor. Once a girl’s greatest thrill was her first proposal. Now it’s the time she proposes. 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